Index
Page numbers for entries occurring in figures are followed by an f; those for entries
occurring in tables, by a t.
Abarenicola pacifica, 269
Acanthodiaptomus denticomis, 2223, 75
Acanthogammarus grewingkii, 282
Ace Lake, 30-31
Acetone, 250
Acetone-mobile polar lipids (AMPL), 118,
270
Acetyl CoA carboxylase, 45, 56
Acyl lipids, 5, 13, 23
Adiposity, 205-206
Air-water interface, 236-237, 242, 244
Albula, 269
Algae
characterization of, 97-98
cyanobacteria, 23, 33t
counting and autoradiography of, 98
essential fatty acids in, 72, 177-179
fatty acids in, 23-29, 33t, 76-78
in food webs/chains, 166, 177 -180, 196
green, see Green algae
irradiance and lipid production in, 4568; see also Irradiance
lipids of, 177
in zooplankton diet, 92, 96-102, 105
Algal mats, 27-28
1-0-Alkyl diacyl glyceryl ethers (DAGE),
285
AJlelopathic compounds, 84-85
Allochothonous sources, fatty acid
markers from, 3 1-3 2
Alosa sapidissima, 150
Aluminum, 149
American eel, 273t
American lobster, 78, 267
American menhaden, 276f, 277
American shad, 150
Aminostilbene, 222
Amphidinium cartiri, 178t
Amphipoda
in shelf and nearshore zones, 117
in slope and profundal zones, 110-113
Anabaena, 26
Anabaena planktonica, 99, 102t
Anabaena variabilis, 25
Anabas testudinus, 148
Anabolism, 168-170, 184
Anadonta piscinalis, 284
Anarhichas, 188t
Anglerfish, 188t
Anguilla rostrata, 273t
Ankistrodesmus falcatus, 96, 99, 104
Annelida, 117-118
Anstruther Bay, 57
Anteiso-fatty acids, 27, 30-31, 282
Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, 79, 98-99,
101, 102t
Aphonocaspa, 26
Aquatic samples, 4-17
carbon number profile determination in,
13-16
fatty acids in, 5-7,13-16
lipid classes in, 4-7, 10- 13
procedures for, 7-8
total lipids in, 8-10
Arachidonic acid (AA)
in algae and cyanobacteria, 29
in fish, 194f
305